of Homeland Defense. They get to the cemetery and find the agent and Michael, and give them both a ride back to the police station. Everyone decides to try to find Barbara's car while Chuck volunteers to stay behind in case someone calls the police station. Chuck kills time by smoking some confiscated marijuana and waiting for the college football game to come on. Chuck watches TV while waiting for the game to come on and is upset when the game is preempted for a news report about the zombies in town. The newscaster then calls the police station and gets Chuck. The newscaster assumes that Chuck is a cop, but Chuck corrects him and then asks the newscaster to put the game back on, but the newscaster is persistent and gets Chuck to talk about the zombies. After telling what he knows about the zombies, Chuck again tries to get the newscaster to put the game back on; unfortunately it does not work, and the news broadcast continues. Later Chuck finds out from a radio broadcast that the zombies are afraid of the dark and waits for night to fall before trying to make his escape. Chuck is the last character seen alive and he is about to leave the police station to make a run for it, when he hears that the game is about to be broadcast. Chuck checks his watch and sees that he has enough time to watch the game, and sits down to watch as the movie ends and the credits roll. Filming Locations Pepsi speach restaurant - Dari-Delite, US31 Thorsby, AL Thorsby Police Station - 1501 9th St NE, Leeds, AL Church - Mulberry Church, Brierfield Ironworks Historical State Park, 240 Furnace Parkway, Brierfield, AL 35035 Firehouse Bar-B-Q and Grill - Firehouse Bar-B-Que and Grill, 4777 AL-155, Montevallo, AL Chuck's Super Video World - 13709 AL-168, Boaz, AL Grocery store - Downtown Foods, 59 19th St W, Jasper, AL Bob's Live Bait - 1419 Stouts Rd, Fulton, AL Birthday call Birthday call, the short which inspired Hide and Creep, takes place in a basement (again, in Thorsby Alabama) besieged by a horde of zombies, where a man calls his friend to wish him a happy birthday only to later discover that his companion has been bitten. See also Zomedy References External links Hide and Creep Official website Crewless Production homepage American comedy horror